Chuck Schumer's fictional Massapequa voters Joe and Eileen Bailey highlight the Democratic Party's leftward movement on issues like immigration, crime, and abortion ...

Last Week Tonight host John Oliver poked fun at Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) in his latest monologue, ...

Sen. Chuck Schumer's fictional Bailey family of Massapequa is the source of cable TV jokesters, but others see them as ...

Oliver skewered Chuck Schumer for his long fixation on an imaginary Long Island couple, Joe and Eileen Bailey, before presenting a skit of the "real" Baileys.

Schumer, throughout his political career, has mentioned a fictional couple named Joe and Eileen Bailey, who are meant to ...

Meet "The Baileys", a fictional couple that Chuck Schumer created. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has been subject to ridicule after decades of citing a fictional middle-class family to justify ...

Comedian John Oliver is fed up with Chuck Schumer’s politics—and his imaginary friends. For decades, Senate Minority Leader ...

CNN's Scott Jennings roasted Chuck Schumer and asked whether he belongs in an asylum over him referencing for decades voters ...

Oliver aired a montage of Schumer invoking Joe and Eileen Bailey — a fictional middle-class couple — to illustrate political issues.

Bailey summarized the 55-year-old accountant's symptoms, which had resulted in four admissions to Hopkins in 2009: night sweats, crushing fatigue, headache, shuffling gait and progressive confusion.

Eileen Bailey didn’t start her career as a teacher. She grew up in Ocean Springs, Mississippi, and graduated from the University of Mississippi with a bachelor’s degree in journalism in 1987.